Word: fraziers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...best part of the book deals with the heavyweight boxing champions since 1956--Patterson, Johansson, Liston, Ali, Frazier, Foreman--and their biggest fights. Cosell offers inside information and for once lets athletes, rather than himself, dominate the action. He recalls a visit to Sonny Liston's training camp during which Liston and Liston's wife danced in the ring to the song "Night Train." He discusses Ali's poor conditioning before his 1972 title fight with Joe Frazier and before his bout last spring with Kenny Norton...
...Crimson welcomes contributions to the opinion page from readers. All pieces should be triple spaced and no longer than five pages. Any contribution should be sent to either Douglas Schoen or Mark Frazier, c/o Harvard Crimson, 14 Plympton St., Cambridge, Mass...
Akalimat noted that to understand black people a world view is required rather than a local one. He said he feels that in order to recognize where black people come from and where they are going the scholarship of a Franklin Frazier or a W.E.B. DuBois '88 will be necessary...
...Americans have always worshiped at the fountain of youth, and here is Riggs, one of the most publicized and highest paid athletes over 50 in history, telling them that F. Scott Fitzgerald was wrong and there are second sets in American lives. Says Perenchio, who also masterminded the Ali-Frazier fight: "Riggs is the Muhammad Ali of the Geritol set." As Bobby boasts: "I've got Bobby's battalions all over the country, the over-45 guys who want to see one of their own make it big. I know beating a woman isn't like winning...
...restrictive policies of the past. Once that legacy is shaken off, U.S. farmers can raise enough livestock, wheat and oil seeds to satisfy their fellow citizens' desire for good food at reasonable prices and meet all foreseeable foreign demand too. In a burst of optimism last week, Bud Frazier, vice president of Hennessy & Associates, a commodity brokerage firm in Chicago, declared: "This country can produce more stuff than the world can carry away...